Academics
Course Description
Introduction to the criminal justice system with emphasis on law enforcement. Designed for those interested in law, public safety, corrections, and security. Students will learn: crime scene and accident investigation, professional ethics, leadership, U.S. Constitutional Law and Missouri Criminal Code.
This course aims to improve the student’s ability to speak, read, and write in Spanish. Also, the course strives to review grammar previously studied, to master new concepts in Spanish, and enhance the student’s knowledge of the cultural diversity of the Spanish-speaking world. There will be considerable emphasis on the improvement of oral skills, and students will be encouraged to speak in Spanish on a variety of topics. Course materials are designed to stimulate conversation, striving to imitate the native speaker’s pronunciation accent and rhythm. 85-90% of the class will occur in Spanish.
This course surveys history from ancient times through the modern period from a world perspective. Students are introduced to the ancient river civilizations, the Empires of Greece and Rome, and medieval life. The course continues with the development of European monarchies and their evolution into modern nations. Finally, students will investigate causes and results of twentieth century global events/conflicts. Emphasis is placed on emergence of new nations and the potential of today’s society.
Introduction to the criminal justice system with emphasis on law enforcement. Designed for those interested in law, public safety, corrections, and security. Students will learn: crime scene and accident investigation, professional ethics, leadership, U.S. Constitutional Law and Missouri Criminal Code.
